Covers every aspect of their death, from their dying, to extreme unction, to burial. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Letters to marques de Croix and Miguel de Orcasitas. Topic is number of Jesuit presidial priests in the region who have not yet left Mexico. Also, discusses synods. (M. Bowman) (1979)

On the expulsion of Jesuits from Sonora. In one letter, mentions briefly the embarcations of some troops for an expedition. (M. Bowman) (1979)

(M. Bowman) (1979)

Letters to and from Eusebio Bentura Belena concerning expulsion of Jesuits and their replacement by Franciscans. Documents also concern the property of the Jesuit missionaries, and includes lists of gold and silver and livestock owned. Also, includes a ledger concerning shipment of Jesuit gold and silver to Mexico City. (R. Graham) (1979)

A list of the 22 Jesuit missions which were secularized and to which Curate they were assigned. (D. Deeds) (1976)

Presentation of the Jesuit position on the secularization of their 22 missions in Tepehuan and why it hadn't been accomplished some six years after royal orders were issued. Secularization was an extremely sensitive issue between the secular and religious orders and demonstrated economic, political and social dimensions common to many issues in New Spain. (D. Deeds) (1976)

Three documents (1 informe and 2 pedimentos) concerning the number of Jesuit missions that existed in Sonora prior to 1767. Listing of missions and financial data on mis-use of funds by Jesuits. Informe is by Arechez to the king. Pedimentos are by fiscal to the king. (D. Miller) (1978)

The Jesuit provincial requested that padre Perez travel to Parral and research what had happened in the secularization precedent in the missions of that area. Perez report describes in detail, from receipts, correspondence records etc, how the legalities of secularization transpired and the precedents were set with regard to the church buildings, foodstuffs, church ornaments and other goods. Suggests that colegio archives in Durango may have information as well. (D. Deeds) (1976)

Has as its main theme the arrival in Sonora, several Franciscan friars and secular priests and the effect they would have on the Jesuit mission structure operant there, where they might be assigned etc. (D. Deeds) (1976)